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Added: Jul 06, 2017 1:56 pm  LtHMS is a web-based computer information/analysis tool that combines maintenance and supply information available from existing legacy systems into a single interface.  It is a module of the Joint Reliability and Maintainability System (JRAMS) that was originally developed for Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) in 1998 to provide reliability, maintainability, and supportability data, along with analysis tools in one package.  As presently fielded, LtHMS consists of ten assessment tools including 1) Query Wizard (web-based guided query for weapon system information); 2) Automated Trigger Based Item Management (using Statistical Process Control to identify potential problem areas); 3) System Explorer (using Work Unit Codes (WUCs) as the discriminator to obtain data from the database); 4) an Automated Reports Generator; 5) Altimeter Data Viewer (analysis of aircraft altimeter accuracy); 6) Topcoat Inspection Manager (provides data collection, analysis, and reporting for topcoat inspection data); 7) Maintenance Process Analyzer (provides visual analysis of aircraft status and associated maintenance activity); 8) Fleet and Work Unit Code Dashboards; 9) Aircraft Availability Assessment Model; and 10) Flight Data Recorder Sensor Analyzer (provides verification of aircraft sensors).

 Qualified contractors shall be capable of furnishing all required labor, facilities and equipment required to re-host, maintain, and upgrade the C/KC-135 LtHMS.  This shall include (1) providing all infrastructure required to make the LtHMS system operational and web-based accessible including web servers, application servers, .mil connectivity, backup power systems, etc., (2) providing system support for the database servers, web servers, application servers, workstations, and .mil network by maintaining system configuration, backups, security updates, license maintenance, and compliance to Government networking regulations, (3) providing database support by maintaining the Oracle database with the latest updates, performing system performance tuning, incorporating new data, and continually maintaining the system to ensure its operational health and availability, and (4) providing data support by establishing/maintaining Interface Control Documents with each data system that will send data to LtHMS, performing the services necessary to ensure the data received from each sending data system is in accordance with the documented agreement with that data system., ensuring the integrity of the data is maintained as it is loaded into the LtHMS system, and providing maintenance and update of the Work Unit Code/NIIN cross-reference tables as required.  To accomplish this effort, contractors must have a working knowledge of Air Force maintenance and supply databases including , but not limited to, the Reliability and Maintainability Information System (REMIS - GO99, GO81, GO54), Secondary Item Requirements System (SIRS - D200A), Stock Control System (SCS - DO35A/K), Global Combat Support System (GCSS) Data Services, MISTER Item Identification Control System (DO43A), Requirements Data Bank (D200A), and Execution and Prioritization of Repair Support System (EXPRESS - DO87X).